wind-power
?Ministry envisions India as a global leader in wind energy? says Dr. Farooq Abdullah
The 12th five year plan proposes around 15000 MW of grid interactive additions from wind energy.
Renewable energy wind-power | November 29, 2012 | By Gisela Bühl | 6561 readings
SKF launches new range of SKF Nautilus bearings in India
The new range meet the wind industry�s demands.
Renewable energy wind-power | November 28, 2012 | By Gisela Bühl | 6752 readings
EWEA looking for more action from EU Commission
Mr.Oettinger,the EU Commissioner for Energy,is pushing in the right direction but must do more to achieve EU internal energy market.
Renewable energy wind-power | November 15, 2012 | By Gisela Bühl | 6346 readings
Hempel awarded patent for revolutionary low-solvent wind turbine coating system
UHSS complies with C5-M and C4 categories for corrosive environments. C5 is the toughest standard of corrosion according to the ISO standard 12944.
Renewable energy wind-power | November 14, 2012 | By Gisela Bühl | 6428 readings
Renewable energy wind-power | October 24, 2012 | By Gisela Bühl | 6446 readings
WWEA published the 2012 Half-Year Report
India is still on the fifth place of the world wind ranking, but adding more capacity than Germany and Spain during the first half of 2012.
Renewable energy wind-power | October 08, 2012 | By Gisela Bühl | 6394 readings
Renewable energy wind-power | October 08, 2012 | By Gisela Bühl | 6579 readings
Suzlon repeats order from Surat Municipal Corporation for a new wind project
The project will comprise of four units of Suzlon’s S95 - 2.1 MW wind turbine and will be commissioned in early CY 2013.
Renewable energy wind-power | October 05, 2012 | By Gisela Bühl | 17752 readings
Alstom signs two contracts in Brazil
The contracts cover the manufacturing, delivery, installation and commissioning of ECO 122 wind turbines in two wind complexes, located in the North-East of...
Renewable energy wind-power | September 27, 2012 | By Gisela Bühl | 19833 readings
Wind turbines a target for thieves
Metal stealing is big business. Prime targets are all out-of-the-way locations, including WTGs, as thieves believe they can go to work there undisturbed.
Renewable energy wind-power | September 27, 2012 | By Gisela Bühl | 15199 readings
